So, where I'm at, there's a bit of an election running.
Throughout covid, I've picked up a habit of following (and turning on notifications) of the person in charge of my province. You know, because sometimes the government accounts don't post urgent stuff before the guy at the top. (Same with the various police forces because the only way to know if an escaped shooter is in my area is by having other places not in my province with notifications on. Having those accounts having notifications on amuses people).
Anyways. It worked fine for the last election and the last guy, because he shared important information. Also blamed everyone in age of 18-39 for being the super spreads (because they spread more covid than the 40-49 age group, or the 10-17 group, or any other 'decade group'. Which bugs me because 18-39 is obviously going to get double! They have 20-29, 30-39 + 2 years! That's 22 years in 1 category vs all the other 10 year age groupings!)
But this time around, my gosh, he's posting daily about campaigning everywhere.
I don't think he's posted a single thing of him being at his home district. Only everywhere else in this place.
And, he tries to seem cool but like, is totally missing the mark?
There was a national day recently (keeping it vague-like cause y'all could google all this). All this opponents posted about it. Some of their stances / how to protect others. Etc. Still campaigning but less so.
This dude does like one post early for generic stuff. Then, like 8 hours later does another super campaign-y post.
Less than an hour later, he swiftly posts about said day.
Almost like someone said "Hey uh, you forgot to post about this today".
I also can't tell if the peeps in charge of the overall campaign hate the party or not. They're posting their slogans all over... covering their own party member's candidate sign and sticking it next to the competition.
The extra problem? Random slogan for extra hiding...
"Want to save more money?" and then beside the sign is their rival.
And in tiny letters under the text? Their party.
It really reads (to me) as if the other parties are pushing this thing that their own party is equally pushing. Like??? grr
Anyways, in this election, apparently my wanting people to have better labour laws/rights means which way I vote in our 3 available options, is pretty well known.
